This appears to work perfectly for me. (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Windows 8)
You sure you're not seeing remnants of your selections when you edit the
Tiddler and save it? When you edit the entry it retains your selected
sorting option from what you had before. It's only when you load it for the
Hi all,
the plugin doesnt work as per above
I dloaded a clean wiki & example http://example1m.tiddlyspot.com/
does work in earlier versions but not in 2.8.1
any help appreciated
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Josiah,
It is not quite like your first paragraph below.
Given Office 365 support clicking on local links to Office documents allow
me to open or save (already), I open them and the app launches editing the
original local file. Outside the document types already supported for
viewing in the
Worth a Try, Thanks
On Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 12:54:16 AM UTC+10, Mark S. wrote:
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> I see what you mean. The 2.0 version won't enable on android.
>
> Maybe not a great solution, but my test suggests that the TF 1 will work
> on the Palemoon browser on Android.
>
> Mark
>
> On Sunday, July 2,
Cardo would hugely benefit from this... If I could share certain Tiddlers
(projects, tasks, references) with others but protect my own tasks etc.
from being edited, I could have a whole project team working from one file!
On Wednesday, 28 June 2017 15:36:53 UTC-4, Arlen Beiler wrote:
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> Hello
I think so. There's nothing about "ESR" on the about page.
On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 2:54:58 PM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Interesting! You using FF vanilla 54?
>
> Josiah
>
> Mark S. wrote:
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>> Right. But I wasn't using FirefoxESR.
>>
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Hi all,
I've uploaded 1.0.3 to the main site ( http://cardo.wiki ) as a fresh TW
download, or a JSON file for importing, as usual. Thanks very much for
reporting the bugs, and for your patience as I've been a bit slow to
respond the last couple of months.
>
> - *1.0.3 (3 Jul 2017):*
>
>
Hi Mat,
Plain Tabs is plain Magic ...
Could you ad a spell for fill and fontcolor. It would be nice if it was
as easy to choose thoose as well.
Yours Jan
Am 18.04.2017 um 18:03 schrieb Mat:
Yes, the world leading /TWaddle Enterprises
/ have once again decided to pause their nuclear
Interesting! You using FF vanilla 54?
Josiah
Mark S. wrote:
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> Right. But I wasn't using FirefoxESR.
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Right. But I wasn't using FirefoxESR.
On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 1:55:55 PM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Mark S. wrote:
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>> I used the config.js/config-pref.js technique followed by your steps 1-3
>> and FF accepted TF 2.0.2 (on a virtual box linux mint). I don't know if the
>> config.js
Mark S. wrote:
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> I used the config.js/config-pref.js technique followed by your steps 1-3
> and FF accepted TF 2.0.2 (on a virtual box linux mint). I don't know if the
> config.js steps were necessary or not.
>
Ciao Mark S.
FWIW, the config.js steps are not necessary for FirefoxESR on
Mark S. wrote:
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> I just realized ... why do you need to install an unsigned version of
> tiddlyfox? TF 2.0.1 appears to work with FF 54, so what's the reason to get
> 2.0.2 ?
>
Ciao Mark S.
For a user like you 2.0.2 who knows what they are doing it adds nothing
much.
The only reason it
I just realized ... why do you need to install an unsigned version of
tiddlyfox? TF 2.0.1 appears to work with FF 54, so what's the reason to get
2.0.2 ?
I used the config.js/config-pref.js technique followed by your steps 1-3
and FF accepted TF 2.0.2 (on a virtual box linux mint). I don't
Ciao Mark S.
Mark S. wrote:
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> You're advocating "bowing" to an edition of FF that is a compromise meant
> for large organizations
>
Yes. And no. That's more their marketing pitch than anything to fuss over.
I'm more advocating a version of Firefox that is slightly behind, slightly
more open
You're already "bowing" down by using FF and TF. You're advocating "bowing"
to an edition of FF that is a compromise meant for large organizations and
which makes you sign up yet again for another list. Plus, with the coming
changes, there may be fewer reasons to want FF in the first place.
if you download shop here http://heeg.ru/download.html , you can delete all
items from shop by clicking 3 buttons in settings on "Удалить" tab
http://heeg.ru/test/heeg.html#%D0%A3%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B8%D1%82%D1%8C
if you download this shop (beta) https://tupper.online/shop1/heeg.html
Mark S. wrote:
Another possibility is to just run old Firefox for TW and another browser
(probably Chrome) for everything else.
I found myself also entertaining such thoughts about the future.
Maintaining an insecure Firefox for purely home-work & Chrome to do
nettish. And then I realised that
Do you see the CAT ON GLOBE on your browser bar like this?
IF SO, click on the tab with TW in it and click the cat to open the enable
saving dialogue.
You might want to read this thread too:
Replying to my own post...
Maybe I have a new version of FireFox that has disabled it's TiddlyFox
Add-on. So I rebooted, reloaded Firefox, and added the TiddlyFox add-on,
which provides these instructions:
*Please note that you need to explicitly enable TiddlyFox 2.x for each
TiddlyWiki
Hi everybody,
Does anyone share my problem?
I have been using TiddlyWiki5 for about a year, and created many files I
keep on DropBox and access through my MacBook Air (mid 2011 Intel Core i5)
with macOS Sierra.
I first used Mozilla Firefox (now on ver 54.0) to create and update my TW5
Mark S. wrote:
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> The default download mechanism might be manageable on the desktop, but the
> "save-as" on FF for Android, as far as I could tell, did not offer a
> "choose directory each time" option. This means that each time you save the
> name is munged. Renaming files on an Android is
Hi Josiah
The short answer is: no.
Maybe one of the prior existing alternatives is what you are looking for:
http://mathcell.tiddlyspot.com/
Happy calculating!
Thomas
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I see what you mean. The 2.0 version won't enable on android.
Maybe not a great solution, but my test suggests that the TF 1 will work on
the Palemoon browser on Android.
Mark
On Sunday, July 2, 2017 at 7:13:51 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote:
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> As per other threads the last no cat on a ball version
Ciao Mark S.
Mark S. wrote:
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> I came across this method to install unsigned versions of extensions
>
I came across that too. I have never seen it mentioned anywhere else so
that put me off it. I never tried it. I wonder if it actually works?
Best wishes
Josiah
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I came across this method to install unsigned versions of extensions. I
haven't tried it mainly because I've held back updating FF, and I'm not
sure how much it jeopardizes your security
https://superuser.com/questions/956145/how-to-force-install-an-unverified-firefox-extension-in-41-0b1
TonyM wrote:
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> If you know a channel through which to protest. or lodge a concern please
> let us know ...
>
Ciao TonyM
I'm doubtful If I can locate where the previous debates I read happened.
But I'll see if I can. The reason is general comments to Mozilla go
nowhere. You have to know the
Ciao TonyM
Am I right in thinking that this gets round the issue that when you click
on most local file links in browsers they download the file type to the
download folder. And what you are aiming to do is open the originals? Have
I understood?
You are using TW to construct the command
Caro Thomas
Sounds great.
Can it add up a column of money numbers (negative and positive) in a table?
Josiah
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Thanks so much for the update and for warning.
Lets hope they can recognize how important local file save is for us, to me
jepoardising this stops the browser being the "universal client" is should
be.
On the security issue they may want to cover surely nominating exceptions
in a specific
Firefox over the next few months is rolling out a series of radical changes
that will mean, by the release of Standard Firefox 57 (November 2017),
TiddlyFox will no longer work, *not even signed versions*. Only
"WebExtensions" will work, and TiddlyFox is not one of them.
*My opinion this is
Hello Siniy,
download your empty webshop...It looks terrific, but I wasn't able to
find the empty version.
Poca Jan
Am 02.07.2017 um 17:49 schrieb Siniy-Kit:
Hi! I make nice top menu to my tiddlywiki and add draggable TOC to
modify it
Here is my demo
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